Lot 2 SW 161 TERRACE, NEWBERRY, FL, 32669

Virtually Staged. RARE NEWBERRY DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE! Positioned within one of Alachua County’s most desirable and rapidly growing corridors, this approximately 37-acre property offers an exceptional combination of scale, location, usability and residential development potential. The property has been preliminarily platted for an intimate community of ten approximately 3-acre homesites—an ideal setting for luxury residences, modern farmhouses or refined coastal and equestrian-inspired estates. The property’s highly advantageous RESIDENTIAL ZONING AND PRELIMINARY SITE PLANNING create an outstanding foundation for a builder or developer seeking to deliver a distinctive, low-density community with generous homesites, privacy and convenient access to everyday amenities. The acreage provides the opportunity to create something increasingly difficult to find: a thoughtfully designed residential neighborhood that feels spacious and secluded while remaining remarkably close to Gainesville. Located approximately one mile from shopping, only 10 minutes from Gainesville and convenient to the Town of Tioga, the University of Florida, UF Health, dining, entertainment and major commuter routes. This prime location places future homeowners near the region’s most important employment, educational, medical and lifestyle destinations without sacrificing the space and character of country living. Extremely rare OWNER FINANCING is available with excellent terms, creating added flexibility for acquisition and development. Whether envisioned as a collection of luxury custom homes, upscale family estates or an exclusive builder community, this property represents an unmatched opportunity to secure substantial residential acreage in the path of continued growth. Preliminary plat, conceptual home designs and supporting information are available. All development plans, homesite counts, uses and improvements are subject to governmental review and final approval. Buyers should independently verify zoning, density, utilities, access, environmental conditions and development requirements.